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--- litespeed_wiki:cpanel:disable_mod_userdir_lsws_cpanel [2018/08/02 13:36]
Jackson Zhang
+++ litespeed_wiki:cpanel:disable_mod_userdir_lsws_cpanel [2018/08/02 14:19]
Lisa Clarke Proofreading
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-====== How to disable mod_userdir for LSWS on cpanel? ======
+====== Disable mod_userdir for LSWS on cPanel ======
-On cpanel, there is a [[https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/72Docs/Apache+mod_userdir+Tweak|Apache mod_userdir Tweak]], which you can use it to disable/enable mod_userdir for apache.  Sometimes, even you disable mod_userdir on apache, but it seems still working with LSWS. Why and how to disable mod_uderdir for LSWS on cpanel then?
+On cpanel, there is an [[https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/72Docs/Apache+mod_userdir+Tweak|Apache mod_userdir tweak]], which you can use to disable/enable ''mod_userdir'' for Apache.  Sometimes, when you disable mod_userdir on Apache, it seems to still be working with LSWS. So how do you correctly disable mod_userdir for LSWS on cpanel then?
   vi /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf
-On server level configuration:
+In server level configuration:
   <IfModule userdir_module>
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   </IfModule>
-On vhost level config:
+In vhost level configuration:
   <IfModule userdir_module>
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   </IfModule>
-Apache may use **itk**, **ruid2** or/and **mod_passenger**. In any of the cases, mod_userdir is disabled on Apache. LSWS does not use config for ruid2, itk and mod_passenger, hence only the following applied, which actually enable mod_userdir.
+Apache may use ''itk'', ''ruid2'' and/or ''mod_passenger''. In any of these cases, mod_userdir is disabled on Apache. LSWS does not use config for ruid2, itk and mod_passenger, hence only the following directive is applied, which actually //enables// mod_userdir.
   UserDir public_html
-To fix this, you can simply add "userdir" to apache ignore module (LSWS Web Admin: Configuration -> Server -> General -> Using Apache Configuration File -> Ignore Apache Modules -> then add "userdir")in LSWS configuration and restart LSWS.
+To fix this, you can simply add "userdir" to the list of Apache modules to ignore in LSWS configuration and restart LSWS. Navigate to **LSWS Web Admin: Configuration > Server > General > Using Apache Configuration File > Ignore Apache Modules** and add ''userdir''.
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